Archive for February, 2011


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Anxiety attacks can be a terrifying experience. Most individuals experience a feeling of immense concern and impending doom during an attack. Some physical indicators and signs accompany an anxiety attack and it is essential to be able to determine these at the onset. As soon as you’re able to anticipate an attack you will most likely be in a position to deal with the attack better and take the necessary steps in order to stop the attack.

 

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What Do You Think of Changes of Pregnancy

What Do You Think of Changes of Pregnancy

Tell you Changes of psychological characteristics, the effects to mother and son and countermeasures.Pregnancy is a significant physiological changes process, it also includes a complex psychological changes, including anxiety ,which is the most outstanding psychological characteristic.

1 the psychological characteristics of pregnant women
Pregnancy is a significant physiological changes process, it also includes a complex psychological changes, including anxiety ,which is the most outstanding psychological characteristic. Anxiety is a common negative temper reaction, which is one kind of psychological stress reaction for dividable generated by fear and anxiety facing the potential threat. Women during pregnancy especially first-time mothers generally have different degrees of anxiety, depression and terrorist emotions, and physical discomfort and higher level in the early stages of pregnancy and late pregnancy anxiety. During the pregnancy women is often in a stress, anxiety, depression, mood swings, which seriously affect women’s mental health. Statistics show that unstable emotion of pregnancy is the most obvious in the first trimester.

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I miss being pregnant!!

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Are panic attacks harmful during pregnancy?

Question by Mommy of 3 boys :) : Are panic attacks harmful during pregnancy?
I don’t have a long history of panic attacks but last year, LONG before I got pregnant, I had a few panic attacks, and I saw my Doc about them, and bc I scored high on the depression, she prescribed antidepressants for me. Well, I was doing fine after a while, so she took me off them, and I said I was ready.. then I got pregnant. I will NOT take drugs when I’m pregnant. Now, I feel like I have been having small panic attacks (or anxiety attacks, Idk what’s the difference?). Then last night I actually had a bad one in my sleep, maybe because of the dream I had, but I woke up breathing very hard and my heart was pounding. I wonder if this can cause the baby harm?

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Postpartum depression, part 2

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Postpartum Depression Prevention


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35 Weeks Pregnant and Belly


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